Peace In Birth Doula LLC
Rooted in Care, Guided by Purpose
"Birth is a rite of passage of women. Their journey should be honored, their rights should be fiercely protected, and their stories should be shared." - Marcie Macari
My Calling to Birthwork
My obsession with all things birthy began in 2022 when I became pregnant with my first child.​​​ Sadly that birth didn’t go as planned — I left that experience feeling unheard, unsupported, and alone. That moment changed everything for me. I realized how much women need support. During my second pregnancy, I felt a strong pull toward birth work. After my son was born I decided to take the leap and begin my training with DONA.
I became a doula because I’m deeply passionate about birth, and the incredible strength of women.​ I love helping women understand the beauty and power of physiological birth, and I believe that when a woman is supported, informed, and listened to, she can move into motherhood with confidence.
The Meaning Behind the Name
Peace in Birth: A Deeper Meaning
Peace in Birth comes from a parable I once heard in a Sunday Sermon. The story is about two painters in a competition. They are told to each paint a pictureof "peace."
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The first painting was of a calm lake and tranquil skies. The second was of a raging storm and crashing waves. Yet in the midst of the storm, there was a tiny bird sitting on a rock.
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You see true peace isn't about perfection, control or the absence of hardship. Its the presence of calm in the midst of the storm.
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To me, Peace in Birth is about holding that same space. Birth can be intense, unpredictable, powerful. But within it, there can be grounding and deep inner stillness. I believe peace in birth isn't something that you stumble upon— it's something you're held in, even in the wildest moments. That's the kind of support I offer.
